Tennis Trading + Stock Market Strategy EXPLAINED (£231 Profit in 24 Minutes!)
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It is said that tennis is one of the purest sports to trade of all. With many similarities to the financial markets.
One technique many of us tennis traders use is that of looking to find resistance or support levels in the markets.
This is similar to those who trade financial markets since once you identify them you can potentially have a very low risk trading opportunity that can bring in significant profits.
In this video I will show you exactly how this can work!
We also have several live trading demonstrations using small stakes with a total of £231 Profit in 24 Minutes. Fun watch!
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Enjoying a nice ice cold guinness in the sunshine, by the river while I watch this one! Cheers, Ben! 😁🍻
Glad to hear it Richie! Hope you enjoyed 🍻
Interesting video but you’d only apply this strategy in a match where the favourite is losing which makes these in effect lay the leader or lay the first set winner strategies
Yes you are correct Chris. The idea being that this helps us identify the ideal price to get in at.
@@SportsTradingLife fair enough hadn’t thought of it like that, might be something I look at getting an entry price at value is a problem I have in tennis
I thank you❤
So, it's basically lay the leader, or back the underdog strategy:))
Yes that is one way of looking at it. The emphasis being this can help you find the ideal entry points.
It's probably the same in any match / sport$$$
Really good strategy....Cheers!
Cheers mate!
Nice cold Beer
This is Amazing. Thanks for this. It's another fantastic skill added to your arsenal already available. 👊
Thanks David!
@@gerrardkane8307 You OK pal? What I got from this video is obviously not the same as you. Whatever you have against @Sportstradinglife doesn't concern me. Just don't watch his free videos. 😕
@@gerrardkane8307 you've just jumped on my comment and downloaded a toxic take then try to justify it with your 'better' knowledge of tennis trading. I'm not bothered about your take. (Even if it is factually correct) There was no need to involve me in your preaching.
@@davidamison2678 'im not bothered about your take even if it is factually correct' your words not mine This is in reality what is bothering you. Being called toxic is unfair. Good luck.
Mind blowing
Glad you like it mate!
What it is so mine blowing in here?😅😅😅
Hello sir...
Where can i check market load....
If u have any site ...
Plz...
Link ...provide me
I'm just starting to get my head around tennis trading so this may be a simple question! Whether you back or lay the player, can you confirm that all the trades are placed just before that player receives, never just before they serve - is that the rule for entry? ie hoping for a break of serve, so get in when they are about to receive as this would give a quick profit?
There are no specific rules as it all depends on your strategy. But on this channel we advocate opposing players when serving as this will give you the bigger price swings. So yes, you go in looking for a break of serve.
@@SportsTradingLife Great - thanks Ben. Tennis trading has really got me excited at the moment. It looks less volatile, maybe more predictable than trading the footy?
Yes mate, depends which way you look at it. I think the tennis markets are more volatile but this is a GOOD thing if you trade to take advantage of the volatility like in the video. I am sure you know what I mean :)
@@SportsTradingLife Yep - I know exactly what you mean. More volatile minute by minute due to whoever wins the current point/game - but also in a more predictable, less risky way maybe compared to football?
Im going to trade just from support and resistance graphs for a bit of fun , back at resistance point or lay at support point. Then the ticks cant move too much against me.
Nice video ben 👍 I like to buy the dip as they say less risk and then remove my liability works for me ? When I back a player they always seam to lose service game when I watch unbelievable 😂😂😂 great content yet again Ben ,I've made some great returns on cricket very similar when a wicket is taken ? Would be nice to see some cricket trading because not much on internet I'm surprised because liquidity is massive talking millons per game 💰👍👍👍👍
Yes very true Dave, I think trying cricket would be fun!
Honestly Ben it’s really a lot easier than tennis 🎾 I never fancy it myself but you can scalp and build up your profits all day 🏏👍
@@davegravy1842 Interesting, are you getting in after the wicket?
Yes I try to get a good green on the match odds then go in after wickets it’s like trading the under /overs in football? And it doesn’t suspend keep building your green it’s brilliant cannot wait until next match wish I did this years ago 👍🏏
And it pays for my nice cool beers 🍺 Ben 😂👍🏏
Do you do this tennis trading for a living on betfair?
Why do we lay leader instead of just backing the losing player? Can anyone explain?
Good question. You can do that but you want to try and concentrate on the player who is the shortest price as this is where all the money will go. So there are less gaps in the prices and you can get the prices you want without hassle. Tennis markets can move fast so you don't want to be waiting for your bet to be matched.
@@SportsTradingLife Thanks for the reply.
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Legend ;-)
Hii.. I'm unable to receive your copy i.e 7 steps to football trading..
Can you scalp in tennis, like you can do for one or two ticks like in football or horse racing, is it feasible in tennis?
Yes very feasible, check this video > czcams.com/video/CvJSvSoQH4c/video.html
Chanel on spanish please
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